his colt, Rocky Royale, won the 1960 Canadian International Stakes. In 1938 his horse Danger Point, ridden by Eddie Arcaro, won the Metropolitan Handicap. Like his father, Norris suffered from heart problems and had two heart attacks. He died in Chicago in 1966 at age 59, with a reported net worth of $250 million. Shortly before his death, Norris had arranged for an NHL franchise to be awarded to St. Louis, Missouri, even though no one from St. Louis applied for a franchise. Norris owned the St. Louis Arena. Awards and achievements 1936, 1937, 1943, 1950, 1952 Stanley Cup (Detroit) 1961 Stanley Cup (Chicago) See also Tom Duggan References External links Picture of Norris' name on the Stanley Cup James Norris' obituary in the February 26, 1966 St. Petersburg Times The Mob, Murder Inc. and Madison Square Garden: Boxing's Tale of Corruption Jim Norris Is Part Of Boxing's Dirty Business A Bantam Confronts Norris Norris' Last Stand 1906 births 1966 deaths United States Navy personnel of World War II American racehorse owners and breeders Chicago Blackhawks executives Detroit Red Wings owners Hockey Hall of Fame inductees Lester Patrick Trophy recipients National Hockey League executives National Hockey League owners Sportspeople from Chicago Stanley Cup champions 20th-century American businesspeople United States Navy officers Military personnel from Illinois